Another V4+ airports meeting was dedicated to the topic of development, agreement, and approval of master plans for public use airports in the respective countries.
The meeting provided first-hand information on how master plans are developed in Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary. In most countries, Master Plans are not regulated by law, but are the responsibility of the airport operator.
From the research conducted by the Strategy and Development Department and from the interviews conducted, it appears that Polish regulations are among the most formalized. This is especially true concerning the process of agreeing and approving master plans, which also translates into time-consuming consultations and arrangements, as well as difficulties in the investment process at the airport.
The advantage of the Polish solution is that the Master Plan takes precedence over local authorities’ spatial development plans and responsibilities are clearly defined.”
AIR2023 – Save the date
Following the success of AIR2022 (Airports Innovation Roundtable) in Warsaw, we are very pleased to announce the next edition of this event will be held on the 18th and 19th of September in the Slovenian city of Bled. AIR2023 will be dedicated to innovations in the...
